Exploring Chapter 2 of Narnia

What is the setting of Chapter 2 in 'The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe'?

• The setting is a snowy forest where the children first meet Aslan.

• The setting is the school where the Pevensie children study.

• The setting is a bustling city street filled with people.

• The setting is Professor Kirke's house, focusing on the wardrobe.

Who is the first character to enter the wardrobe in this chapter?

• Peter

• Edmund

• Susan

• Lucy

What does Lucy discover when she first enters Narnia?

• A desert with no signs of life.

• A dark cave with no exit.

• A bustling city filled with humans.

• A snowy landscape and a magical world with talking animals.

How does Lucy describe the landscape of Narnia?

• Lucy finds the landscape of Narnia dull and uninviting.

• Lucy describes the landscape of Narnia as beautiful and enchanting.

• Lucy describes the landscape of Narnia as chaotic and confusing.

• Lucy thinks the landscape of Narnia is barren and lifeless.

What creature does Lucy meet in Narnia during this chapter?

• Mr. Beaver

• Aslan

• Mr. Tumnus

• White Witch

What is the name of the faun that Lucy encounters?

• Mr. Tumnus

• Aslan

• White Witch

• Mr. Beaver

How does the faun react to Lucy when they first meet?

• The faun reacts with anger and hostility.

• The faun reacts with surprise and kindness towards Lucy.

• The faun ignores Lucy completely.

• The faun is indifferent and walks away.

What does the faun invite Lucy to do?

• The faun invites Lucy to play a game.

• The faun invites Lucy to have tea.

• The faun invites Lucy to explore the forest.

• The faun invites Lucy to dance.

What does Lucy learn about the White Witch in this chapter?

• Lucy learns that the White Witch is a mythical creature with no real power.

• Lucy learns that the White Witch is a powerful and evil ruler of Narnia.

• Lucy discovers that the White Witch is a kind and benevolent figure.

• Lucy finds out that the White Witch is a long-lost friend of hers.

How does Lucy's experience in Narnia differ from her life in the real world?

• Lucy enjoys a peaceful life in Narnia, unlike her chaotic real world.

• Lucy finds Narnia to be a boring place with no excitement.

• In the real world, Lucy has magical powers that she lacks in Narnia.

• Lucy’s experience in Narnia is filled with magic and adventure, while her real world life is ordinary and mundane.